linda so is live this morning at penn station where people are headed to dc. linda. >> reporter: yeah, megan that's the case for a lot of folks. they are up so early and they went to bed early last night and missed ate nounsment. many were hearing for the first time that osama bin laden is dead. a collective sigh of relief for many of them. surprise from a lot of folks. they didn't know this day would happen so soon. we are waiting for a train that's leaving for new york at 7:15 this morning. and another one is coming in from new york at 7:30. we will be standing by here talking to folks as that happens and have that for you later in the 9 a.m. newscast. you know, the people here many who are decent commuters who use penn station they were working in dc when 9/11 happened. they say they will never forget that day. where they were or what they were doing. and today is no different. they expect when they head into work, they will their will be a lot of chatter and people talking about what happened and the news of the day. we spoke with one gentleman as you know

one hot spot is outside of penn station. so joins us this morning with what commuters are saying especially as they go on their connections and think about the time of 9/11. linda, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. yeah, a lot of trains coming out of new york heading to new york this morning and we caw out -- caught with up some of the commuters that has personal connection. one guy we spoke with who lives here in baltimore but is heading up to new york city today he says he was in new york city 9 1/2 years ago when 9/11 happened and hers are the day and says -- remembers the day and says it was somber and early quiet for a bustling city after what happened. it was a terrible, terrible day. but he says he is actually very excited even though he is heading up there for work today. he is very excited to be there in the city and see the people and he is looking forward to the celebration that is are going on just to mark the occasion of osama bin laden being dead. we also spoke with another guy who is -- who was visiting

live at penn station, linda so, abc2 news. >> 5:48. people all over the country are reacting to the news that osama bin laden is dead. hundreds gathered in washington, d.c. as news of his killing began to spread. among them, a man who lost his son on september 11th due to the attacks. he said that he knew he had to be at the white house. >> i feel that finally some vindication has been done. there's still a lot more to be done, we know that. and the threat is not over. we all know that. but at least this is a big step i came up from woodbridge when i heard. it's to be here. this is where it's to be tonight. it's to bring my son with me. so we could share this time together. >> bin laden was killed following a fire fight with u.s. forces and the source tells cnn he was shot in the head. three other men were killed in that raid ahong with the woman. no americans were injured. >>> take a look at this. photographs of u.s. troops watching president obama's announcement. troops sent into afghanistan weeks after 9/11 to fight alkita and track

marc penn 505 delayed under 10 minutes >> 6:12, 50 degrees. rules which will make it difficult for parents to get credit cards. >>> and prince kharlgs comes to washingt parts of the midwest are under water after days of torrential downpours led to major flooding. the mississippi river has swallowed some neighborhoods in memphis and threatening to inundate more homes with floodwaters. several pages roads in arkansas are also under water this morning. and the flooding is devastating the state of mississippi, which was already hit by last week's deadly tornados. >> historic based upon the prediction of the national weather service. >> in illinois, the army corps of engineers actually blew up a levee that flooded 130,000 acres of land in hopes of saving one community from flooding. 100 homes were destroyed in that army corps of engineer, when they blew up that levee to try to save the town of kay row, illinois. >>> and new video shows why two missouri national guardsmen are being called heroes. they save an elderly woman from powerful floodwaters.

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call about the colonial penn program now. you'll be glad you did. back to glenn beck in new york. ♪ ♪ >> glenn: all right. bin laden is no longer a threat. we have been talking about whether the world is more safe or less safe. in a time of crisis you have to be very careful with every move. clearly the world is better off without ubl. it's great. but now each step that we take we have to be very careful. releasing pictures, is that going to be helpful or stop anyone believing it was -- 14% -- is it 14% or 8%? believe we never went to the moon. the u.s. population. so, hello. pictures don't help. we have to see what we've done. what we've done in the last couple of years. who are our friends anymore? honestly. i asked my radio audience today. what do we stand for? who are we? what do we believe in as a country? who are our friends? i don't know. i don't know. who are allies. what is going on? i want to show a video from a journalist and a middle east expert. this is what he had to say on iran government press tv. watch. >> america, britain, france,

the running back is the all-time leading rushner penn state history.was originally a cowboys fan growing up, but he told us on the his family converted him into a redskin fan. he's a good kid. here's a look who else they drafted. they select al drick robinson from smu. in the seventh round, they tap brandyn thompson out of boise state. maurice hurt, a lineman from florida. with their next pick, the skins draft markus white and chris neild from west virginia. none of the draft picks can sign because of the restored nfl lockout. the maryland spring game, beautiful day for poobl for coach randy ed sell and the terps. i think chuck bell ordered this game up. david maggie goes 15 yards for the touch down. he led all rushers with 73 yards. red team leads the white team 21-0 at halftime. second half, more red team. danny o'brien finds ronnie tyler for the score. nice play. o'brien threw for 199 yards, two touch downs. the red team beats the white team. the red squad as treated to steak and shrimp for dinner. the other team had pork and beans. >>> former runni

live at penn station, linda so, abc2 news. >> thank you. relief would probably be the proper word. reaction pouring in from all over the world including from maryland lawmakers. senator ben carden released a statement-- cardin released astatement saying he was a murder who devoteded his life to the destruction of freedom and democracy and i join with the president and all americans in thanking the military professionals who carried out the mission. we depend on them and owe them our gratitude and prayers. >>> five minutes after five. when we experience the nightmare of september 11th, this was no social media like there is today. almost 10 years later, since the news of osama bin lad ann capture and death, twitter and facebook are on fire. sherrie johnson has been monitoring what you are saying and joins us now. sherie. >> reporter: -- sherrie,. >> reporter: he yes, we have a- - yes, we have a number of comments. some are excited and others are a little worried about the celebrations causing even more problems for americans. let's look at some of the facebook fan page comments that

royster is the all time leading rusher in penn state history.ollege basketball news, george mason hired former georgia tech coach paul hewitt yesterday. hewitt was fired by the yellow jackets last month after spending 11 years at the school. he led georgia tech to five ncaa appearances including a run to the 2004 national championship game. >>> in baseball, nationals third baseman ryan zimmerman will have surgery on tuesday to repair a torn abdominal muscle l. zimmerman is expected to be out for six weeks. on the field yesterday, nationals hosting the giants. bottom of the ninth, nats down 2-1. giants closer brian wilson facing adam laroche with the bases loaded, gets him out. >> i think a beard on the mound like that is a distraction for the batters. >> that may be the tactic. >>> 7:40 right now. new developments in lindsay lohan's latest run-in with the law. the deal the troubled actress may finally be willing to make. >>> and apparently not everybody has bieber fever. the incident that made the pop star so angry he almost cancelled his concer

live at penn station, linda so abc2 news. >> 4:34. thanks the reaction pouring in from everyone he where -- everywhere. binen about cardin released a statement saying he was murderer who devoted his life to destruction of freedom, democracy and our way of life. we must remain vigilant in the fight against al-qaeda and any terrorists who seeks to harm our nation. we will join the president and all americans for thanking professionals who carried out the mission. we depend on them and owe them the gratitude and prayers. >>> people took to the streets last night in baltimore city really all around the world to celebrate the news of osama bin lad n's death. one couple was thrilled when they heard the news. >> usa to the everyone. >> absolutely. >> doesn't matter if you are hindu. >> we are all the same. >> we are all the same. >> we spoke to a cabdriver who became an american citizen and he said he is so proud to be an american. >>> president george w. bush and his administration worked tirelessly to track down and capture or kill bin lad

i mean you're talking about scarlett johansson, sean penn, jane lynch who played c.es other fox's glee. you -- sylvester on fox's glee. you attracted some big names. i heard chelsea hammer was there. >> she was there and her new beau and the guys from funny or die were there. it was good. the celebrities are really on the circuit. >> i hear you have some buzz about the vanity fair bloomberg party. >> it was at the french ambassador's residence which is a beautiful home and seth meyers was there, of course, and a lot of the conversation from saturday night live sawn penn and scarlett johansson kind of step -- sean penn and scarlet johanson kind of stepped out last night. >> zach was the comedian some would argue kind of roasted donald trump. what is the buzz on his performance and the president who gave a speech as well? >> definitely d.c. is talking about donald trump. we've been talking about donald trump for the last week. >> donald trump has been talking about donald trump. >> but seth meyers and the president really kind of got at him last night with the jokes. >

penn, unfortunately, used to claim that bradley in his court commanders were somewhat timid. well, the rivalry did not just start because of their general outlook of audacity first as prudence. it also extended to their methods. these guys just have different approaches. bradley's father was a schoolteacher, patton was a polo player, and those have two very different mindsets. here is how the book goes through the different thought processes that bradley and pan have. tactics tom marr was a kind of mathematical problem solving. like this caller working in algebraic proved practic then known x and y factors, logistics' and intelligence, and used them to derive the field operations. if everyone did their job the course of events would fall into place naturally and predictably. the secret to his success, the engine of his genius was his ability to grasp all parts of the equation on a monstrous, moving battlefield and derive from them a plan in which the foot soldier could have confidence. patton, by contrast, would never think of putting his staff in the driver's seat and sittin

on the marc trains, on-time service on the penn, camden, and brunswick lines.e invited to attend a red line open house meeting transit project. the next open house will be held on saturday from 9:00 a.m. until noon in baltimore. i am kurt kronke. now back to tony pann. good morning. >> we are dealing with the rains to the majority of the morning. you can see heavier rain in the amount since represented by the orange and yellow showing up on the radar. temperatures are cooler than yesterday. let's take a wider look of the radar. we can see the back edge of the rain moving across maryland into garrett county. it will be several hours before it starts to clear out. we probably will have some sunshine breakthrough at that time. we can see breaks in the clouds. that is on the other side of the mountains. that will help us out with the temperatures later today. upper 40's and low 50's right now. yesterday we made it into the 80's. ticket light jacket along with the umbrella. 55 in stevensville. week might be able to build a couple degrees once the sunshine comes out.

. >> a very smooth commute on the rails with no delays on the penn line, can the line, or marc rail. glen burnie looks fine and the metro subway's on time. the 30 bus will be happy delayed at edmonton and swan. >> take a light jacket with you. i thought we could get some frost in the northern suburbs, but it's not cold enough. 43 in tontitown, 44 at the airport, 45 in columbia. it feels even colder with degrees. a little cloud cover will be coming through. -- it feels even colder with breeze.i mostly sunny skies expected. we have storms to the northeast and high pressure over kentucky and tennessee. the wind will start to pick up after sunrise and will drag the cool air out from the southern part of canada. the average high temperature is 71 today. we will make it to the mid to upper 60's this afternoon. mostly sunny and breezy. sunrise this morning at 6:04. temperatures will drop into the 40's tonight. sunset this evening after 8:00. there's a clipper to our north. most of the rain will stay north of us in pennsylvania. 20% chance of rain showers on friday. there will be a series of

. >>> en una sociedad moralista aparece como bueno sí, pe qué pero confieso mi me cada mi penn t tenalifornia univision. >>> bueno y escándalos de faldas siempre motivan la investigación de parte de la prensa, hasta la casa blanca ha sido escenario de este tipo de alboroto sexuales, martín nos narra algunos casos más famosos buenas noches martín cuéntanos. >>> buenas noches casos de hombres poderosos que se creen intocable y pierden lo más por lo menos, expertos en ver a los ojos y negar acusaciones mentir. a pesara de negarlo en 1998 por fin se supo bill clinton admitió sus encuentros sexuales con mónica lewinsky, con todo y un juez de destitución salió absuelto pero la entonces primera dama se muy bueno tuvo a su lado y lo apoyó. el ex gobernador de carolina del sur john edward sostuvo relación extra matrimoniales y produjeron un hijo. la esposa murió de cáncer en diciemb diciembre. con una periodista hispana de televisión, a pesar de estar casado y tener 4 hijos terminó en divorcio. >>> john f kennedy supo tropezar con otras mujeres que no fueran sus esposa, pero el más sonado con

when william penn laid out the city, he actually chose a spot of land that had a lot of groundwater. however, by 1730, 30,000 people lived within the first seven blocks of philadelphia, next to the delaware river. well, 30,000 people caused filth in the city and polluted their water sources. the groundwater was not potable. and in one year, 1/6 of the population died of yellow fever. now, they didn't know at the time that yellow fever was carried by mosquitoes. but the health issue was major in that first movement to build a water system. narrator: so they set out to find the cleanest source of water. although the majority of philadelphia's water now comes from the delaware river, early engineers found that development along the waterfront was causing pollution. so their search led them to the nearby schuylkill river. philadelphia developed technologies to pump water from the river into the city. these technologies established engineering concepts that are still the basis for our water systems today. europeans flocked here. it was a destination point to see the new world technology.

one delay on penn 401. >>> jerry, thanks very much.he baseball season is just a little month old already one pitcher has achieved something that only happens a couple teams a year, if that. >> liner to short. liriano has his no-hitter. >> yes, indeed. francisco liriano pitched the sixth no-hitter in minnesota twins history. it helped minnesota snap a six-game slide. it will do that. liriano walked six, struck out two and needed 123 pitches to complete the feat. he came into the game with an e.r.a. amazingly over nine. >> and jayson werth returned to fill tpl for the first time since leaving washington. 0 for 3 on the night. former team cole hamils. >>> new credit card rules could keep stay at home parents from getting a credit card. >> starting this fall, new credit card regulations will block banks from giving credit cards to people who do not have an individual surs of income. this is all meant to keep credit out of the hands of those who cannot afford it. but the new rule will make it virtually impossible for a stay at home dad like

royster is the all time leading rusher in penn state history.ollege basketball news, george mason hired former georgia tech coach paul hewitt yesterday. hewitt was fired by the yellow jackets last month after spending 11 years at the school. he led georgia tech to five ncaa appearances including a run to the 2004 national championship game. he'll be introduced at a news conference on monday. >>> in baseball, nationals third baseman ryan zimmerman will have surgery on tuesday to repair a torn abdominal muscle l. zimmerman is expected to be out for six weeks. on the field yesterday, nationals hosting the giants. bottom of the ninth, nats down 2-1. giants closer brian wilson facing adam laroche with the bases loaded, and he gets him swinging to end the game. giants hang on to beat the nationals 2-1. same two teams today at 1:35. that's your "sports minute." i'm hakim dermish. have a great day. >>> 9:27 right now. a gun battle brewing in the district. how one man's lease shut down the registration process for the entire city. >>> and lit death toll

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penn -- commissioner: i want to say that i really appreciate the attitude that you have taken with the new chief, and it does not work if the command staff is not with it. it was his decision, appropriately so, but you guys really showed your true colors and devotion to the department, and i want to thank you. president mazzucco: thank you. we will go to line item 2-c. good evening. >> an update on the patrol special. some questions were asked of me. on the orders of the chief. last wednesday, i went back and make contact with all of them. i clearly explained what the situation was, and they accepted that, realizing they cannot go out on patrol until the fix the problem, which is to attend the range and to successfully qualified. what i did understand is that two out of the three had medical issues, and they are seeking medical attention. i advised them when they are cleared by their doctor, to be the response to the range, where a report will be issued to me when and if they qualify at the range. the second issue was a liability insurance. as of today's date, only one is out of compli

that comes out a mark penn memo say he couldn't believe that the country would elect someone who hade out of the american experience because he spent so much time abroad and so forth. they never went -- excuse me, excuse me! they didn't go counsel me get i >> if there is that degree of complication. >> let me talk about the protective press. we heard the word racist, and they're saying donald trump is racist because he wants do see obama's test scores. george bush got a 1206 on a aptitude test because the new yorker magazine dug it up, knocked it and laughed at it. they found out what al gore scores were. they were 1350. they dug up john kerry's scores. but somebody asked for barack obama's scores and it's racist? when barack obama admitted himself he benefitted -- [everyone talking at once] >> you know why they're asking? because you went on television and said it's affirmative action all the way. >> obama admitted it on national tv! >> hurray. if affirmative action turns out a u.s. president -- [everyone talking at once] >> because he's an g at once] >> to your point, there's a lot

so penn's minnesota background, particularly as governor, gives him an edge in the iowa caucuses anda's presidential primary. together these races add up to the kingmaker, the king then goes on to win more caulk busses primaries, collectively fingerrering the party's favorite for the november 2012 presidential election. bit way, here's of former governor of former governor tim pawlenty. age 50, white, married, two teenage daughters, ana and mara. university of minnesota, ba in doctor of law. practicing attorney, 15 years. minnesota's state legislature house of representatives, 10 years. minnesota house majority leader, four years. state of minnesota eight years, 2003-2011. question, can pawlenty win iowa? tim? >> absolutely, and i'm very happy he began by going to iowa and attacking ethanol subsidies, especially because he used to favor them. that takes guts. his being from a border state is good. okay, michelle bachman could complicate it, but if the ethanol thing is a cue and he'll really battle the special interests like barack obama pretends do do, i think he can catch a lot of a

milk's life, as you may recall was a subject of a major motion picture that starred sean penn. >>> at&t being hit with a class action lawsuit over iphone data plans but the case may never get to court. the lawsuit states at&t overcharges for data usage. mischarged between 7% and 14% of the bill but sometimes it goes as high as 300%. the suit also claims the company charges for phantom usage or for use when the phone is actually turned off. there's a question as to whether the lawsuit will be heard, though, since at&t has users sign an agreement not to participate in class action lawsuits when they sign their iphone agreement. >>> topping our health watch tonight, do cell phones really cause cancer? that will be the question up for debate at the world health organization's meeting next week. researchers at tuesday's meeting plan on reviewing studies of the health effects of electro magnetic radiation to decide once and for all if it can be labeled a carcinogen. the agency has published over 100 papers since 1977 of various materials and devices. they're expected to reach a conclusion b

it follows a family in the 1950s and also stars sean penn.t opens in limited release, rated pg-13. >>> and is there an easier way to get out of town? scott mcgrew has a look at the day's business and tech headlines for you. >> blockbuster's new lower prices come with a catch. the company will also shorten the length of the rentals from five days to one day. now that starts today. your movie is due back bright and early tomorrow. blockbuster is trying to compete with those red box machines, which are inexpensive but also have one day returns. hey, this is kind of neat. google is throwing flight schedules in its search. type in flights from, say, san jose to chicago and it will show you all the flights headed out of mineta. great for skipping down. and see this fellow? he's a new google exec. yesterday he showed off google's new phone payment system. it's a pay pal killer. well, pay pal is saying, hey, wait a minute. that guy used to work for us and he knows all our secrets. pay pal is suing google in san jose court claiming google has misappro

. >> reporter: the national guard is out at penn station in new york.ffing dogs are doing their job, trying to prevent a terror attack. while officials are asking people to be alert for a possible revenge attack for the killing of osama bin laden, new yorkers are sticking with their daily routine. in the city's counterterrorism unit is urging congressional lawmakers to avoid cutting federal funding for security in the transit system. >> some of what we do simply wouldn't be possible. it would compromise the level of security we have, quite frankly. >> reporter: but new yorkers are doing their part since ben laden's death. police report an increase in 911 calls about suspicious packages. a sign of increased vigilance. >> i'm worried about repercussions, if there is going to be any. >> reporter: all the patrolling can make a difference. but security officials say the best defense against another attack is a public willing to keep its eyes and ears open. terrell brown, cbs news, new york. >>> this morning on "the early show," we are live from ground zero a

that comes out a mark penn memo say he couldn't believe that the country would elect someone who hade out of the american experience because he spent so much time abroad and so forth. they never went -- excuse me, excuse me! they didn't go counsel me get i >> if there is that degree of complication. >> let me talk about the protective press. we heard the word racist, and they're saying donald trump is racist because he wants do see obama's test scores. george bush got a 1206 on a aptitude test because the new yorker magazine dug it up, knocked it and laughed at it. they found out what al gore scores were. they were 1350. they dug up john kerry's scores. but somebody asked for barack obama's scores and it's racist? when barack obama admitted himself he benefitted -- [everyone talking at once] >> you know why they're asking? because you went on television and said it's affirmative action all the way. >> obama admitted it on national tv! >> hurray. if affirmative action turns out a u.s. president -- [everyone talking at once] >> because he's an g at once] >> to your point, there's a lot

for now live at penn station, linda so abc2 news. >>> when the news broke our lawmakers started to talk. barbara mikulski released a statement saying this is a historic day for our country. a lot of she okay effort went into making this happen. -- a lot of heroic effort went into making this day happen. senator mcculls can i remembers walking the smoke pour out of pentagon on september 11th and feeling that she had when she watched the towers fall. but she warns we must remain vigilant and prepared. we remember where we were or what we were doing at the time we didn't have social media. but now with the news of osama bin laden's capture and death, it is spreading fast on fire on facebook and twitter. you can see video posted by your friend who drove down to the white house with hundreds of others chanting usa. abc2 news sherrie johnson joins us with reaction this morning. sherrie. >> reporter: megan, some folks on facebook are saying may 1st should be a national holiday. from facebook to twitter and many other social media people are sounding off about the death oaf sama bin laden. ther

penn national hopes to race horses there 54 days next year.he maryland racing commission will consider the changes at a meeting later this month. >>> tiger pride was on display tonight. we found plenty of students celebrating tiger fest. police tell us they did put extra patrols in that area. we are told the celebrations have gone smoothly there tonight. >>> they risk their lives everyday and today volunteer firefighters were honored for their work and some kids got to have fun, too. duracell threw a party for the fire department and raven's quarterback was there giving the department a check for 1,000 bucks. >> good to be out in the community and seeing these guys and looking at the faces of people that are out there, and they're saving lives and doing a lot of things for the community. and they're self-less and courageous. >> the money will be used to buy life saving equipment and batteries for smoke detectors. >>> we have more still to come tonight, including a bittersweet discovery. >> stunned would be a good way to put it. >> how a woman

it was a major motion picture that started sean penn. >>> the end of the road for a 35 mile detour could come as soon as tomorrow. caltrans plans on reopening highway 50, the main route to tahoe. the highway was closed last week so crews could fix the deteriorating retaining walls that keep drivers safe from the steep drop. winter weather forced delays but now, weather-permitting 50 could be opened on saturday. >>> dozens of women who frequented a coffee shop in southern california are getting calls from the cops tonight. it seems employees at a starbucks found a hidden camera in the ladies room. we have the latest. >> reporter: look at the coat hook on the left stuck to a wall adjacent to the lady's room sink. >> i would have thought it was something starbucks hung for a purse or something. >> police say this man placed it there on the morning of april 14th. and, no, it was not for purses. >> he was caught coming out of one of the women's restrooms and he made a purchase of coffee to appear to be a customer. >> it's hard to notice unless you're looking for it. the camera is located righ

but the doctor hopes to see an end to wild celebrations like this off beaver avenue at penn state and hopes we can express our relief and turn our eyes towards it. >> the tractor attacks hit baltimore hard, we're right in the middle of the pentagon and shanksville, pennsylvania, and new york city. pieces of the world trade center have been taken across the country and setup as memorials to those who lost loved ones on september 11th. as we see there's one here in baltimore county. >> there you go. that's it. that's the 10th, 10-foot piece. >> a broken and twisted section of steel that once towered gracefully over the new york skyline, it was brought down in the tractor attacks on september 11th and now rest here at the providence fire company in towson. gary czar was among those who made the journey to bring the quarter-ton piece of steel to baltimore county. >> i hope it lasts for -- stays for years and lasts for years and that it reminds people when they enter the station exactly what we do day in and day out and what dangers we face. it's our intention to put it in this area right

schiavone was the first woman to reach the fourth round the thirty year old italian was up against pennschweik and she overcrowded chinese opponents the first set six three paying did get in front in the second to want to strike and scrapping on her leg but she had to retire early because results don't overwork look like reading problems. however stephenie next match is unlikely to be a walkover based tenth seeded serbian elena rank of which there isn't easy six to sixteen up against america's back in the magic sounds and former champion spell it was not so bad to come from behind in the second set against kind of there's a second merino and still advanced in straight sets six love six. but it is the end of the road because some of the stories are last year's finest falling victim to unseeded just like a dog of argentina so those that didn't learn much to settle it still went out and three six four one six six three despite having said before. you know yeah it's disappointing regardless of how well i played the ground before but i guess it's even. maybe a bit more of a surprise from tod